Why a Linux handheld for PC game streaming won’t replace true console simplicity.
Acer’s new Linux handheld is being sold as a portable console, but it’s really just a thin client that streams your PC library—meaning you still need a powerful, cheat‑prone PC rig and a stable network. Real consoles give you plug‑and‑play performance without worrying about drivers, hacks, or constant updates. Until they can run native games locally, they’re just another PC accessory, not a console killer.
yeah but @lucas m., you're right—vr streaming still drains the host gpu, heats the handhel…
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